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Old 06-08-2018, 03:21 PM
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Car Year & Model: 70 Ford Mustang Fastback
Competing in: Track Car & Occasional NASA TTU races
Front Clip/Suspension: GT Track-Warrior
Rear Clip/Suspension: GT Track-Warrior
Engine: Track-Warrior 3 LS7 700 HP
Trans: PPG Sequential Shift T56 6-Speed
Brakes: StopTech 14” ST60/ST40
Owner: Greg Weld
Builder: Randy Chastain – One-Off Customs

More progess = more photos ! We're on track with this car for initial testing in 20 days !!!

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Dash with Autometer Digital Dash system, including data acquisition.









Front end, hood & doors mock up for fitment
* Reminder: This 70 Fastback is widened 6". 3" per side. Greenhouse (Roof) is factory width.

















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Tilt & Telescoping collapsible safety steering column.





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For the interior sheet metal work: do you finish welding the joints completely, or use seam sealer between the tack welds?
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Greg's RSRT GT Track Warrior will be capable of 1:51-ish on the 3-mile Thunderhill track with crows nest & 1:41-ish at Sonoma. Greg being a rookie will be several seconds off that
No pressure Greg.
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I'm going to have to find faster friends......
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Old 06-09-2018, 07:24 PM
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For the interior sheet metal work: do you finish welding the joints completely, or use seam sealer between the tack welds?
We think of them as "spot" welds, but yes, we use a seam sealer, specifically 3M Fire Barrier Silicone Sealant 2000+. See it HERE.

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Old 06-10-2018, 02:13 PM
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Absolutely awesome build! Can't wait to see it on track. ABS? Traction control?

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What is the total weight of the car wet with no fuel? And as Pappy asked above, any ABS?
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Please keep an eye on the T/C Rods on the lower control arms. The bend in them makes me nervous. They will be under compression under braking which puts a large bending moment on them and they are pre-yielded from the bending process.

With enough wall thickness and yield strength they could be fine but it is something to watch. If you have trouble with your caster alignment changing they could be bending further.
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Old 06-11-2018, 09:23 AM
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Absolutely awesome build! Can't wait to see it on track. ABS? Traction control?

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Hi Pappy. No ABS. No Traction control. The only assist is the "no lift shift" for the sequential gear box. So the Driver has to "drive" it.
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